Instead of taking the sheep to market, the market comes to them 🐑👨‍🌾 | Landline | ABC Australia

For the past decade sheep producers on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula have been selling livestock a bit differently. Instead of taking sheep to market, the market comes to them in the form of on-farm circuit sales. Port Lincoln-based reporter Jodie Hamilton has the story.
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[@Soxandnicole]

This is so interesting learning about Australia. I've been following your channel for a while. Thank you for sharing. I'm from Canada. The lifestyle of the stations are so different.

[@kaze987]

Same! I'm in BC and started watching landline over pandemic. Very very interesting and such a different life

[@cherylbradbury4875]

Absolutely brilliant, better for the sheep and cheaper for the farmers. All stock should be handled like this for sale where possible. 👍🐑🐑

[@vernonwhite4660]

How large are the lot?

[@maxwalker1159]

Cool

[@paulbryan8185]

I can smell this video #countrylife

[@turbyoulance]

Wether's ? Why castrate a Ram ?

[@paulbryan8185]

So they can control which Ram fertilises the Ewes

[@cherylbradbury4875]

🐑👍🐑👍🐑👍

[@neilstleon6251]

Anything to improve the animal welfare is a positive.
But all these big yuppy 4wds these days.. I remember when people on the land were getting around in old Utes and battered 4wds